Clinton News-Record, 1964-12-03, Page 9VOTE FOR . .
EDWARD WISE
for Township of Goderich School Area
Trustee for 1965
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For Re-Election
as COUNCILLOR% in
Goderich Township
voTE
WILM-ER RIDDELL
—be honest and sincere;
Vote Riddell on December 7, 1964
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ELECTION
-Township of Goderich
An Election will be held for ,the position
of Council and School Area Trustee
Monday, December 7
lqetween, the hours of 9 P.M, and 0 p,rrl.
at the .following places, and with the following
Deputy Returning Officers :and Poll Clerks:
1140"I range Hall ...... ..... Falconer Fuller
-Place poll Clerk
2-,Apotin sturdy (h ouse) Wilson ,..,Mro. McCabe
0.-A..Schilhe (house) „ ..... „.„Chs.5. Willis Wm. .MO1.1Wain 4—Mrs. .McCullough (house) E. Triolc,„„ Don Middleton 5—H. McCartney (house) H. .McCartney Don Lobb
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The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wan. T. Kyle of
Kippen and the groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
P. Bozzato of Fenwick.
The Rev. Howard Plant per-
formed the double-ring cere-
mony. Miss Jean Ivison provid-
ed the music and accompanied
the soloist, George Woodcock
of Dearborn, Mich.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, chose a street-
length gown of Peau de faille
accented with Alecon lace. The
fitted bodice, styled on empire
lines, had elbow-length sleeves
and a rounded neckline. A
flowing back panel fell from
the waist. A dainty cap of pet-
als and pearls held the scallop-
ed French illusion veil. Her
bouquet was of orange roses.
Mrs. Harold .Caldwell, sist-
er of the bride, of Hensall was
matron of, honor, She wore a
street-length gold peau de sole
dress with matching accessor-
ies, Her bouquet was of bronze.
'mums.
Groomsman was Gary Boz-
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Kippen, brother of the bride
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By Pat Melligon
Greetings, coin collectors! Today marks the
first of a series of, weekly columns of news and
views from the numismatic world.
ITCTORCARDIOGRAM
the tiny • penny, twopence,
threepence and ,fourpence, all
contained in a small leather
bag,
The number of recipients de-
Pencis on the monarch's age,
thus this year in a ceremony at
Westminster Abbey, Queen Eli,
zaboth, distributed sets to 38
men and 38 women.
TT1 earlier days, the presenta.,.
tion was' followed by a huge
.fe.ast far the poor. As the for-
tunate Maundy Money recipi-
ents lurched home full of ale
and mutton, they Were probab-
ly wondering how soon they
would have to spend 'the little
coins', Indeed, the fact that
Maundy Money was given to
the poor.is the very reason why
early issues in excellent condi-
tion are so scarce today.
Collectors are more fortun-
ate these days—many sets are
given to workers at the Royal
Mint in London, and most of
these find their way to .collec-
tors in Britain and around the
world.
and Robert 13ozzato, brother of
the groom ushered the guests
A reception followed in . the
church parlour, decorated with
gold and 'bronze 'mums and
ferns. To receive her guests
the bride's mother wore a royal
blue two-piece silk crepe en-
semble with a corsage of pink
carnations. The groom's moth-
er assisted, wearing a black
wool suit trimmed with black
fox, Her corsage was of red
carnations.
For travelling to Maisie, Que-
bec, the bride. donned a winter
white wool dress, over which
she wore a muskrat jacket. Her
accessories were black.
Prior to her marriage the
bride was on the Staff of the
Bell Telephone in Hensall,
where 'she was the chief opera-
tor for four years.
Guests attended the wedding'
from Fenwick, Welland; Port
Colborne, Dain City, Dearborn,
Mich,, Kingston, Zurich and
Hensall.
The oouple will reside in Mel-
sie Quebec, Where the groom
is stationed with the RCAF.
0
ungannon Bill
Gets Top Price
At Huron Sale
George Michie of RR 4, Brus-
sels, secured the highest price
bull at the Huron County Fall
Hereford Sale. The bull, con-
signed by Heber Eedy & Sons,
Dungannon, was purchased at
$360.00 after some spirited bid-
ding.' The Eedy's had several
top placings at the recent Roy-
al. Winter Fair. The 11 bulls
averaged slightly over '$310.00.
Elmer Diebel of Mildmay
secured the top ;female from
Jas. R. Coultes of Belgrave for
$290.00 and John Ostrom paid
to R. E. Thompson of Clinton
$240.00 for a Juay bull calf, also
taking its mother at $260.00.
Martin Brothers of Elmira
purchased eight head at what
was considered one of 'the best
consignments of Hereford's ever
offered by the Huron Breeders.
MODA Zone Meet
Held Recently
Zone One of 'the Mid-western
Ontario Development Associa-
tion met Wednesday, Nov. 25,
at the Elm Haven Motor Hotel
for the purpose of drawing up
the. 1965 program.
A short introduction to reg-
ional development was given
by zone chairman Howard Ait-
ken of Goderich and color slid-
es with commentary entitled
"Regional Development in On-
tario" were shown.
The meeting — open to the
public — was devoted in part
to a question and answer pro-
' gram concerning matters of
economic development of the
zone.
a
EM!" BRIEFS
(Intended for last week)
The results of the recent can-
vass for the Canadian Bible So-
ciety was $183.88, announced on
Monday by treasurer Mr. V. M.
Pyette, manager of the Bank
of Montreal here.
Mrs. Pearl Shaddick is visit-
ing with her sister, Miss Elmira
Churchill, Toronto.
Mrs. John Soldan returned
home last Thursday from Clin-
ton PUblic Hospital. where she
was a patient.
A Christmas
Gift for the
Lady of the House
To the Electors of
Goderich Township; •
Having allowed my name 'to stand for
Councillor, your support would be much
appreciated at the polls on lVforiday, Dec, 7.
WM R.
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10•MI1,1 4yNe.IIMMINIVIN
To The Ratepayers
Of Goderich Township:
Having been nominated for Councillor arid
having served 5 years on Council, I would like
to ask the support of the ratepayers of Goderich
Township,
If elected, I will serve to 'the best of my
ability.
Harry Oakes
As previously reported in the
NeWs,13,epord, the 3rd annual ex-
hibition of the Huron County
Nurnismatie Club was a re-
sounding sti,ceess, Here is a list
of prizewinners in the various
display categories:
Canadian eGins, 1st Ed Mull-
aney, Clinton; 2nd, Joe Burke,
Goderich,, Foreign • coins, 1,St,
Doug Mair, Clinton 2nd, Frank
Wheeler, Goderich. Paper mom
ey, 1st, No pm Scott, ,corunna;
2nd, Frank Wheeler, Goderich,
Miscellaneous, 1st Carl Rad-
ford, Creditors; 2nd, Frank
Wheeler, Goderich The trophy
for Best in Show was won by
Harley McCoy of Detroit, Mich-
igan, for his display of English
Maundy Money.
Maundy Money
As an interesting note on Mr,
McCoy's display—each year on
the Thursday before Easter
(Maundy Thursday), the reign-
ing English sovereign distr'ibut-
es' coinage !sets called Maundy
Money. The current sets con-
sist of four sterling silver coins;
Saturday Wedding At Kippen Church
Unites Dorothy Kyle, James Bozzato
Dorothy Yvonne Kyle became the bride of
James D. Bozzato in St. Andrew's United Church,
Kippen, on,Saturday, November 21, 1964, at 3 p.m.
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